Created attachment 104396[details]
all three have different colors in sidebar and toolbar
If you have the sidebar open and you set a font color, the toolbar font color entry wont change to that color. The same goes for highlight and background color. Tested on 4.3.2.

(In reply to comment #0)
> The same goes for highlight and background color.
Regarding the background color button, this is not a bug. The toolbar button is a split button and supposed to show the last used color, whereas the sidebar button is a simple button so it shows the actual background color of the selected paragraph.

(In reply to comment #3)
> Regarding the background color button, this is not a bug. The toolbar button
> is a split button and supposed to show the last used color, whereas the
> sidebar button is a simple button so it shows the actual background color of
> the selected paragraph.
Yes you are correct about the background color feature in the sidebar.

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